Not that kind, everybody tells us about wood changing shape and size. I'm talking about picking it up and carrying it. No one talks about that, unless it's plywood. But plywood moves one sheet at muscle-straining, finger-crushing, toe-breaking time. But boards, if there is a glue up, you're moving at least two at the same time. How do you handle it? Carry one board at a time, or picking up a whole, maximum carry load?

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I've been contemplating a DowelMax or the upcoming trinity but I have sticker shock. At these prices I'm thinking I'll hold off for the kreg edge coming out this fall. What do folks think?

Made this to use a part of the garage. Used an h frame for the folding legs. Now looking at how to lock them folded. Found some strong magnets on Amazon and gonna give it a shot. Does anyone have any other suggestions?

It's easy in the woodworking community to think of pretty much everything in terms of what we can do with a table saw. But what if you don't have one? I did woodworking for years without one, mostly because I didn't have the money to invest in a table saw. Well, the good news is, you can do just about anything with a circular saw and a few jigs, that you can do with a table saw. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_m1A3Np01A